FastTracker 2 - Aryx.s3m (1997) [MS-DOS]
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- FastTracker 2 is a music tracker created by Fredrik "Mr. H" Huss and Magnus "Vogue" Högdahl, two members of the demogroup Triton (who later founded Starbreeze Studios) which set about releasing their own tracker after breaking into the scene in 1992 and winning several demo competitions. The source code of FastTracker 2 is written in Pascal using Borland Pascal 7 and TASM. The program works natively under MS-DOS.
In 1993, Triton released FastTracker. This tracker was able to load and save standard four channel MOD files, as well as extended MOD files with six or eight channels (identical to standard MOD files, aside from the extra channel data and ID markers "6CHN" or "8CHN"). It was only compatible with Creative Labs' SoundBlaster series of sound cards, which were most popular on the PC at that time. The whole editor was a single 43 KiB DOS executable.
Through 1994, the musicians in Triton released some songs in a new multichannel "XM" format, accompanied by a pre-release, standalone player. In November 1994, FastTracker 2 was released to the public, with support for the Gravis Ultrasound soundcard.
In begin of 2017, eighteen years after FT2 became abandoned, Olav "8bitbubsy" Sørensen got consent from Magnus Högdahl, one of the original developers of FT2, to create an continuation under the name FastTracker II. Högdahl additionally handed out the original source code to achieve an accurate re-implementation of FT2 in C for modern platforms with SDL 2. At the 22th of April 2017 an alpha build of the FastTracker II clone was released at the author's homepage for free download for Windows and MacOS.
FastTracker 2 has been used in the "dance" music scene of the 90's and early 00's, too: Gabber, Speedcore and breakcore producers were using it. Notable artists include Deadnoise, Noisekick, Neophyte.
Aryx.s3m is a S3M format module. Uncompressed, it is 20.31KB in size. By k.koch 29.03.95. Time: 2:21
Tune composed using
Space Tracker 1.0 BETA
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I remember spending so much time with FT2 when I was a youngster. Those truly were the days
This is how I got into music production and eventually learning FL studio when it was still FruityLoops.
@@smoothemoveexlax that's dope
Оооооо.
1998. Мой первый комп, эксперименты, игры...
Как это было давно.
Эпоха ушла, её не вернуть. 😢
Хммм в 98 я сидела на rebirths и еjay а в 99 уже вовсю продавились пиратки с flкой и кубом
Dos Box działa całkiem spoko.
Pozdrawiam.
This song brings back so much memory. I remember it clearly from the 90s when I started out with FastTracker 2. 😄
I still run an evolution of this tracker on my main rig. Actually several. Milkytracker, Skaletracker, and Sunvox. Awesome trackers keeping that 90's artcore movement going. Love it, thanks for sharing dude!
this reminds me "Cappella U Got 2 Let The Music" and i love tracker music. purple motinon. skaven.... xm s3m it mod ...
Joo, mitä enemmän ikää tulee sitä enemmän sydän sulaa kun näitä taas kuuntelee
@@hjuuh Prawda.
So good track! I still have this track, actually converted this to wav and played this song in my DJ-set at the borderlandfestival last this past summer!
Woah, this sounds amazing in my headphones!! I have been looking for a "game" we used to have on a floppy in the 90's and you could compose songs like this. To my recollection it was called 'Sound' but I can't find it back. I wish I knee what it was like again, it had such an awesome version of the song Popcorn on it.
Ultimate Soundtracker?
one of my favs growing up.
Trivia from me: This music has been added to two softwares: "ModPlug Player" and "ModPlug Tracker" by Olivier Lapicque as a sample music file.
The old Modplug Player has the best sounding bass boost effect.
This is one of the best demo files in mod plug still today ... sadly its not packed any more with mod plug
Mod plugin for winamp😮😢
This was literally the song I was searching for right now xD
You're welcome!
This stuff is amazing!
I FU----- LOVE IT!!!! IT REMINDS ME OF AN OLD LITHUANIAN DRIVING TEST PROGRAM CALLED Išmokime Vairuoti 2
Pentium 4 overclocking to 5 GHz with liquid nitrogen by Tom's Harware in 2003.
i remember this music when i was a kid. finally i found this. thankyou!
my first DAW unforgettable!!!
Omg, although I’ve never used MSDOS but this video make me sad cuz I miss my childhood with Windows98 and happy everyday.
this is classic software for sure
Oh wow, I can't wait to play with This! Thanks for the post!
Despite being an old fart with amnesia, I still remember. This. 🎵🎶
for some reason I expected the vocal "mmmmMMMooortal Kombat!" lol
Fuck still one of the best FT sounds out there :)
Super
Это шыдэвар. Любимая музыка из кряка
That was a great module editor. Unfortunately some music I did on it I lost because of hard drive errors.
You are not alone with that, i hate you seagate
@@rumling81 They're all about equal now. The only drive I've ever had die on me was 6TB Western Digital I bought a couple of years ago (no data lost), so thank goodness it's more affordable than ever to keep more backup copies.
(Seagate, Western Digital, and Toshiba are the only people who actually make 3.5" rotating drives anymore. Everyone else is just a rebrand of one of them. I don't have a Toshiba yet, but I've got nightly backups across a Seagate and two Western Digitals of different sizes, and I try to put truly irrepleaceable stuff up somewhere like GitHub ASAP.)
@@rumling81 thats why i only used western digital drives
Nice
Will FT run on something like DOSbox?
XnazxulX yes there is also a clone version, but I recommend the one for ms dos. If your interested I can get you the link where to download FT for dos?
Save yourself a lot of hassle and get milkytracker. It's basically a 32 bit ft2 clone that runs under windows.
Lol RUclips thinks FastTracker 2 is a game.
Actually it does have a game
@@burital7284 nibbles!
It's as simulating as the latest games
How would you even make music with that x.x
it's trying to compile trajectory from cameras in the hydraulics system.
oc the pentium 4 now
it's alright, i took care of it.
I love this stuff so much! Thank you for posting. Does anyone have any info on how to run this or similar sounding software on modern computers? I've tried to emulate it for years but I'd love to recreate it fully with these amazing tones. I've got Native Instruments and Reason and Cubase and all I want is to make records that sound like this..
Via DosBox you can run FT2. Or download ModPlugTracker for Windows :)
There's a Fasttracker II clone on the internet, there's no need for emulation
Milkytracker?
@@zachsteiner milkytracker what?
@@agit5270 For Windows AND macOS. Also there's the unix program xmp that can also be run on Mac.
fast tracker for ms-dos
DOES FASTTRACKER CAN LOAD SCREAM TRACKER 3 MODULES?
Yes, FastTracker does can that.
Hi there. I think you can help me. In 90's I had a soft that plays mod music (seems like yours). And the player plays files like video music - low resolution - in MSDOS- Im trying to find this since 2000.. but I dont remember the name. We load files in prompt command like, example: soft_name.exe (space) file.mod or video_clip.extesion
Maybe the one you're looking for can be found here! archive.org/details/MODTRACKERS
@@Dosgamert thanks dear!!!!! I REALLY appreciate
Cubic Player?
@@FoxMulder78 I dont know because I was 14 years old. I remember that I started a dos player and opnened a raw video clip.... low quality. I tried to search this player or format of file since 1996. Video showed people dancing like a rave party.....
@@Dosgamert I didn't find it. I really want to find because it's my beginning of computing. Back in 1996's... I remember to typo C:\> name_player.exe SPACEBAR name_of_file.extesion (I didn't remeber extesion). After opened a full motion movie (low quality) with sound... kind of people dacing like a rave's party. Music sounds like a real music mixed with synthetized (like SEGA Mega Drive 16 Bit sound). If I remember or discover extension of "movies".. I think I can find. Came until me by recorded CD from Russia
normalno da je '97
Time to over clock a pentium 4
sago